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The problem with “America in Prime Time”
Matt Zoller Seitz
PBS' smart series finds a fresh way into TV history, but too often misses the forest for the trees
The “smoke-filled room” never looked so good
Bruce J. Schulman
The strange evolution of our dysfunctional presidential primary system.
Can Lou Reed and Metallica’s collaboration be that bad?
Steven Hyden
The icons collaborate on an album both uncompromising and unlistenable. Is it awful or a misunderstood masterpiece?
The mystery of left-handedness
Rik Smits
We're the only species with such a dramatic preference for the right arm. Can genetics explain it?
Gay Africans flee persecution
Naomi Abraham
As Uganda revives anti-gay legislation, gays seek haven in other countries
Wells Fargo is not your amigo
Tim Fitzsimons
The banking giant preys on minorities while its executives donate to anti-immigration Republicans
How did the wolf evolve into man’s best friend?
Emma Mustich
In a Salon interview, Mark Derr explains how our relationship with our pets can help explain all human history
Occupy Wall Street beats Tea Party on Google
Justin Elliott
Search interest in the OWS protests peaked earlier this month
The murder brigades of Misrata
Daniel Wlliams
Gadhafi's demise was just a part of a vast revenge killing spree
Interview With My Bully: The bully who asked for forgiveness
Rebecca Golden
Ryan wasn't the only kid who tormented me. But he was the only one brave enough to speak to me about it
Occupy Phoenix’s most devoted protesters
Amy McMullen
As a volunteer medic, I've watched the homeless take on a more and more crucial role
Violent agitators pose risk for Occupy movement
Justin Elliott
The small group of protesters who threw bottles at police in Oakland handed a gift to the Right
Remember when MTV played music?
Craig Marks, Rob Tannenbaum
Lady Gaga, Dave Grohl, Janet Jackson, Stevie Nicks and others remember their first encounter with the cable station
The future of Occupy: Four key questions
Justin Elliott
The answers will determine whether the economic justice movement can sustain itself
The victory OWS has already won
Joshua Holland
The protests have helped shift the national dialogue from the deficit to the real problems Americans face
When designers get self-indulgent
Michael Dooley
The best insider presentations from AIGA's Phoenix conference
Why I made myself radioactive
Andrew C. Gottlieb
The town of Basin, Mont., has been classified as a Superfund site, but, according to some, its pollution is a cure
Rove’s Super PAC on attack as liberal groups struggle
Alex Pareene
Crossroads GPS is blanketing Iowa with ads, but rich liberals are skeptical of equivalent Democratic groups
Limbaugh embraces Ugandan killers
Michael Winship
Radio gasbag praises Lord's Resistance Army, which specializes in abusing Christian children
The first-ever fulfillment of a Pat Robertson prophecy
Steve Kornacki
It took all of 12 hours for the televangelist's nightmare scenario for Mitt Romney to come to life
The next front in the abortion wars: Birth control
Irin Carmon
Mississippi debates a "Personhood" initiative that could ban the pill -- but ultimately aims at Roe v. Wade
Where does Occupy go from here?
Justin Elliott
Historian Michael Kazin explains what the Occupy campaign can learn from past movements
I’m envious of other moms
Cary Tennis
Before my son was born I was fine with what I had. Now I crave nice strollers and chic vacations
How to spot a (graphic) knockoff
Ellen Shapiro
No, those aren't real Pepsi briefs. But the counterfeiters' logo reproduction and typography are nearly perfect
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